Considerations and Limitations for Article Personalization for Knowledge and Dynamic
Forms
When you enable Article Personalization for Knowledge, the capabilities and benefits
of Dynamic Forms are made available to your Knowledge record pages.
Before enabling Article Personalization, review the considerations and limitations
related to Dynamic Forms.
After you upgrade to Dynamic Forms, the only way to go back to the previous page
layout for Knowledge is to drag a new record detail component onto the record page
in the Lightning App Builder.
The File field is not supported on Dynamic Forms.
If you use Dynamic Forms to set a filter on the Is Primary
Language field and a knowledge article is using that primary
language, the filter always returns a value of FALSE if the org is not set up for
multi-language support.
A known issue prevents setting the following fields as read-only when using Dynamic
Forms, but not when using the page layout:
Language (the field is writable only when creating a new knowledge article)
Visible in Public Knowledge Base
Visible in Partner Portal
Visible in Customer Portal
Page Layout field properties that define whether a field is read-only, required, or
neither, are not maintained when upgrading the record page to Dynamic Forms. When
you upgrade the record page to Dynamic Forms, you must define the field properties
again in the Lightning App Builder.
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